I ran into a very informative chart at Eastern Catalytic Tech Tips.
Read more here on their write up here - http://www.easterncatalytic.com/education/tech-tips/fuel-trim-can-be-a-valuable-diagnostic-tool/
I like this diagram they have.
Image credit goes to the Eastern Catalytic.
Monday, October 21, 2013
Friday, October 18, 2013
X-trail: 02 Sensor
I was comparing the O2 sensor signals between the X and a i10. The i10 looks like it has a more healthy 02 signal.
When i floor the pedal, the O2 signal responds shows exactly as described in scannerdanner's tutorial. As for the X, there was plenty noise & deviation from the expected signal form.
Do i have a lazy O2?
Gonna need more tutorials........
When i floor the pedal, the O2 signal responds shows exactly as described in scannerdanner's tutorial. As for the X, there was plenty noise & deviation from the expected signal form.
Do i have a lazy O2?
Gonna need more tutorials........
X-trail: Fuel Trim
Kind of dragged my feet updating this.
Plugged in the OBD2 donggle. Ran the software.
What did i find?
Short Term Fuel Trim -> +10 range
Long Term Fuel Trim -> +10 range
That would make total fuel trim -> +20% range
This would mean I have a lean condition
When I throttle the car to >3000RPM total fuel trim drops under 5%. Per scannerdanner's tutorial information, he would say I have a vacuum leak.
So i need to detect where that vacuum leak is by doing one of the below
- spray bottle
- carb cleaner
- propane
- smoke
Which should I choose?
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